International Law ..
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III. I^ndefended ports, towns, villages, habitations and buildings may be l)ombarded after exj»ress notice, if tlie local authorities refuse to oVjey a formal summons to furnish requisitions of victuals or otlu-r pro- visions, necessary for tlie actual wants (hesoin present) of the na\ al force before the locality.
'I'liese re', is proliibiteil. ^ 184 Naval War as between Belligerents, [oh. Vi.
It will be seen that all the preceding Articles except the second paragraph of Art. I are in agreemen...t with the doctrine which has been laid down on pages 87, 88, only I did not there consider the case of requisitions in kind, which Art.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. I^ndefended ports, towns, villages, habitations and buildings may be l)ombarded after exj»ress notice, if tlie local authorities refuse to oVjey a formal summons to furnish requisitions of victuals or otlu-r pro- visions, necessary for tlie actual wants (hesoin present) of the na\ al force before the locality.
'I'liese re', is proliibiteil. ^ 184 Naval War as between Belligerents, [oh. Vi.
It will be seen that all the preceding Articles except the second paragraph of Art. I are in agreemen...t with the doctrine which has been laid down on pages 87, 88, only I did not there consider the case of requisitions in kind, which Art.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Westlake to read onlineMoreLess
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